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deft - Dictionary definition and meaning for deft

DEFT

  • (adj.) skillful in physical movements; especially of the hands

    "a deft waiter", "deft fingers massaged her face", "dexterous of hand and inventive of mind"

    synonyms : dexterous , dextrous

WordNet® 3.0, © 2006 by Princeton University.

Mnemonics for deft

  • (Tag: English) Handicapped people (like the deaf) are sometimes skillful in other activities.

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  • (Tag: ) deft- sounds like theft , if a theft is to take place, then it should be neat and skillfull,else police will trace it.

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  • (Tag: ) Johnny DEPP is the epitome of DEFT acting. Remember Johnny DEFT.

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  • (Tag: ) Ravi shastri say for Sachin's backside's delicate touch as 'deft touch by Sachin'

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  • (Tag: ) DEFT rhymes with LEFT...lefty people are most of the times skilful,dexterous, or adroit

    added by nileshdive    editEdit Mnemonic

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  • (Tag: ) sounds like 'Depth'. Dexterous [skillful] people usually have depth to their activities.

    added by gunjanshah    editEdit Mnemonic

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  • (Tag: ) sounds like "theft" ...so to THEFT a thing you need to be skillful!..

    added by extrovert    editEdit Mnemonic

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